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Nah, this is where I agree with the Muslims. If they're proved to have caused the fires, hand them over to the victims, starting with those who had loved ones die. If they're still alive after that, they can make restitution to the people who lost property.Quote:
Originally Posted by StagLefty
Beautiful day up here at Cameron Peak. Doing some structure protection, setting up sprinklers with hose lays around homes. Watching a very large air show all day.
Fire is still active, lots of evacuation orders still.
yeah, the slurrys were flying out of RMMA most of the day today, one after another.
While we were at a batting cage, it was getting real smoky. I can smell the wood burn.
Heavy smoke smell and low visibility in Deertrail.
Same here. Hazy early, smoke blew in really fast after lunch when wind changed direction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I guess it's the Cameron Peak fire, according to the cop out here.
It's nasty tonight. The pressure dropped about 2:00 and a north wind blew a lot of smoke in. Hopefully this low will have some moisture to knock this crap out of the air.
I'm not in the danger zone health-wise but taking the dog out at 5:30 wasn't pleasant. Dried out the sinuses and a bit of a sore throat.
Much like when you are standing around the ole' campfire and the wind shifts. Except here and now, you can't easily step to the other side to avoid it.
I headed to Iowa this morning on I-76 and there was considerable smoke all the way to Ogallala, NE. Never did see any blue sky today.
I love the smell of a camp fire...just not in my living room.
Pretty bad in highlands ranch this afternoon and night.